Trending: Black women recognized for electing Doug Jones; USA Today makes waves with Trump editorial

Black women brought Doug Jones to victory.

Don't just thank us #BlackWomen. Let us speak. Listen to us. Hire us. Promote us. Give us leadership positions. Make space for us. Give us livable wages and every single dollar we deserve. We shouldn't have to work TWICE as hard to get half of what y'all make.
— 𝕹𝖆𝖓𝖆 𝕵𝖎𝖇𝖗𝖎𝖑 (@girlswithtoys) December 13, 2017

@girlswithtoys, tweeting about black women, after Alabama’s election of Doug Jones was fueled by black women (98 percent of whom voted for him). “Black people aren’t a RESOURCE that democrats can only tap into during elections while ignoring their existence in all other ways,” @MajorPhilebrity tweeted.

I love that #BlackWomen is trending on Twitter. Will people actually invest their resources in Black women? Will organizations and venture capitalists and businesses help Black women launch our own businesses? Help us run for office? Actually listen to us when we speak?
— Evette Dionne (@freeblackgirl) December 13, 2017

For non-Black folks praising Black women in tonight's election - do more. Support Black women. Stand up for Black women. Hire Black women. Vote for Black women.
— Rebecca Theodore-Vachon (@FilmFatale_NYC) December 13, 2017

Twitter calls out Roy Moore for his lack of horse riding skills.

Obviously there are far bigger problems with Roy Moore but boy that man looks terrible on a horse.
— Jessica Paquette (@jmpaquette) December 12, 2017

@jmpaquette, tweeting about defeated Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore who rode a horse to the polls on Tuesday. (He also did this for the primaries earlier this year.) Some people on Twitter noticed his riding form had some room to improve. “I haven’t regularly ridden a horse since childhood but, at minimum: reins gathered in one hand, lean forward, don’t stick your legs out,” @annamerlan tweeted, critiquing Moore’s form. There was video footage of him doing the opposite of all of those points.

This is hilarious, his form sucks & that horse was thinking about bucking him pic.twitter.com/NLWfm8QtlY
— Molly (@Molly_Kats) December 12, 2017

Conservative writer calls out coverage of Jimmy Kimmel’s CHIP monologue.

@redsteeze, Stephen Miller, a Fox News contributor, arguing that media’s coverage of Jimmy Kimmel’s monologue about Children’s Health Insurance Program showed bias because Kimmel’s assertions were not fact-checked. In addition, The Washington Post’s Glen Kessler fact-checked Kimmel’s monologue, pointing out some inaccuracies.

USA Today slams President Trump in editorial.

I've never seen a @USATODAY editorial eviscerate *anyone* like this, let alone a president.https://t.co/lbk0EKCDyq pic.twitter.com/khHt83rS76
— Jesse Lehrich (@JesseLehrich) December 13, 2017

@JesseLehrich, tweeting about USA Today’s Wednesday editorial that was a major takedown of President Trump. “A president who would all but call Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand a whore is not fit to clean the toilets in the Barack Obama Presidential Library or shine the shoes of George W. Bush,” it said, referencing the president’s Tuesday tweet.

This is a pretty jaw-dropping sentence from the usually non-controversial USA Today: pic.twitter.com/7fOIVF53rR
— Zach Braff (@zachbraff) December 13, 2017

Gal finds success selling a lamp on Twitter.

I made a tinder to sell my lamp and got so many matches and messages that it crashed my phone and sent it into a crash loop. It’s cool though, I sold it. thanks Joseph. pic.twitter.com/EP0cIjS2WN
— Aline /ə.’lĩn/ (@AlineLaReine_) December 10, 2017

@AlineLaReine_, tweeting about her adventure making a Tinder profile for a lamp in order to sell it. Some guys didn’t get it — one said “I can tell you are totally different than all the girls here.” @AlineLaReine_ added that she did sell the lamp to a person named Joseph.